India's Only Luxurious Restaurant Without Electricity and Lit by Candles
Imagine entering a mystical glass castle that is lit by an endless number of candles and has a roof covered in sparkling glass pieces and shimmering mirrors. Imagine a procession of waiters bringing the best local cuisine, expert chefs showcasing their creations, and attentive butlers pouring some of the best wines on the planet as you take your seat.
This restaurant is distinguished as the best fine-dining experience in India, emulating in its own special way the magnificence of a Sheesh Mahal, or mirror palace. This tribute to the Sheesh Mahal of the Amer fort embodies the spirit of ancient Rajasthani architecture, with its jharokhas, arches, and remarkable collection of over 3.5 million mirrors painstakingly placed in elaborate patterns. beautiful cutlery, glistening crystals, and sophisticated leather-bound furnishings radiate sophistication under the golden glow of the candles, flawlessly maintaining this opulent monument to bygone eras of grandeur. Adding to the real experience are the butlers who greet you with Rajputana charm while dressed in traditional clothes.
The cuisine isn't the main attraction, but the thoughtfully designed menu features traditional Rajasthani recipes. Imagine being served special delicacies on silver chaumukhas as cooks tell you about the origins and history of each dish. The intricately crafted silver thalis, a tribute to the Rajputana heritage, are another example of this attention to detail. Experience a gastronomic voyage with the Rajasthani and Mughlai thalis, which each provide a glimpse of the regal past. Every visit to this carefully crafted dining experience is genuinely remarkable because it skillfully combines history, tradition, and cuisine.
This restaurant is distinguished as the best fine-dining experience in India, emulating in its own special way the magnificence of a Sheesh Mahal, or mirror palace. This tribute to the Sheesh Mahal of the Amer fort embodies the spirit of ancient Rajasthani architecture, with its jharokhas, arches, and remarkable collection of over 3.5 million mirrors painstakingly placed in elaborate patterns. beautiful cutlery, glistening crystals, and sophisticated leather-bound furnishings radiate sophistication under the golden glow of the candles, flawlessly maintaining this opulent monument to bygone eras of grandeur. Adding to the real experience are the butlers who greet you with Rajputana charm while dressed in traditional clothes.
The cuisine isn't the main attraction, but the thoughtfully designed menu features traditional Rajasthani recipes. Imagine being served special delicacies on silver chaumukhas as cooks tell you about the origins and history of each dish. The intricately crafted silver thalis, a tribute to the Rajputana heritage, are another example of this attention to detail. Experience a gastronomic voyage with the Rajasthani and Mughlai thalis, which each provide a glimpse of the regal past. Every visit to this carefully crafted dining experience is genuinely remarkable because it skillfully combines history, tradition, and cuisine.